MUSE Agorà becomes a garden of ideas, stories and relationships through events, workshops, screenings and participatory readings.

The Postnatural gardening project. Ecological practices for interspecies care intends to review the relationships between human cultures and plant worlds, inviting us to shift our anthropocentric gaze to trees, herbs, their flowers and fruits, mushrooms and lichens and to embrace inclusive horizontal visions towards all other beings more-than-human, creating alliances based on empathy and coexistence.

The Institute for Postnatural Studies invites us to redefine, in dialogue with MUSE researchers , the narratives surrounding our understanding of “nature” through speculative and imaginative methodologies beyond taxonomies. The practices for creating a postnatural garden push us to question the values on which modernity is based and to redefine new ways of being in the world through a decolonial perspective that decentralizes the human.